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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES BALE.
~ virtue q deed cf trust made by Edward
Lally aud wife 10 me dated MI the ID day oil May,
1881 and recorded IN the 8ilee OF The CLERK OF ,he
County co1rt Of Ohio county III Deed OF Trust
Book No. u, page Isl, will offer for sale At public
auction at tho north front door OF the Court House
OF OHIO county, ". Va, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on h,
tSi4t WEDNESDAY, JUNE 70, 1857,
the following property, towit: Tho north hall Of
lot numbered tHeIre fl2} In square numbered nine
ny, a. designated on tho map OF tho uodiyisions
thercfrom 10 the city Of Wheeling. Said half lot
fronts on the esst side OF Market street between
Tweniy.ninth and ThlI,ieth streets. tiIT'' ~ -
TERMS OF sALE-one.hAli, Tor as much moro
o. tho purchaser may elect 10 pay III cash, and
the bdience TT two e1aa, inssa(ments a. stx and
twelve months, with interest from day Of nlc, SO.
cured by deed Of trust on the property purchased
deferred payments. L6t.. ll.,. - . ii}S +
8. +. HILDRETH. Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.
FOR = AID.

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No. 1872 North Trout street. s rooaed hou,S
ground 70 by l3S feet. Price, si,lb0 7IIElT '''''
: -Four Lo1 west side Of South Penn strec,, s.so
No, is9 South Penn street, . rooued frame hon,,
With good stone foundation: ground aoxl.0. Prtcs
! 81. Acre Farm, four roomed hewed lov bou.c
good grAntry, corcrtb, stable, orchard OF ioG ,fes
head oil Ptoctor creek, seven miles IRON Proctn,
station, on Ohio River Railroad; can DO bought
y one Of the most desirable and substantial, nat.
dchccs Within tho city, kltiased OF northeast en-,
ner Of Chapline and Fourteenth streets, hoH.a
numbered lSl0 Chapline street. tho lot fronts "a
lcet on ChApline strcot. Terms Of payment cav
one-tifth cash, balance In equal annual nAymenu,
with Interest payable annually. Fifteen yesfs
umc given II deNired. - VOL I. r.T1'.' - -
No. $50 Twelfth street, full LOT, 60 by 10 feel
roomed house on front, q { roomed house 81,
Alley. Price, s!,boQ. w. 7ffi q ra.,IS :, - W.
A desirable residence At Beech Bottom, On TN
line Of the T., ". Il Ky. Railroad, II uilos itom
wheeling, conAlsting Of new frame house ana u
acres Of land; will exchange Tor dckifSbte civ
No % North Front street, ground fronting co ts.,
and running back An equal width 10 river,
No. lS7 South Penn street, 4 SIX roomed itame
house With stone foundation and basement war,
room, cellar aud coal house; ground fronting "a
icet, running back 10 feet Price, 81, COO.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent Collector and Notary Public
i've t.l51LE Y. 0yrlcx. No. l6l2 MARKET 1T,
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Maley and wife to nc as trustee. dated Septenber
:, 1856. and recorded III the Office OF tho CLERK Of
tho County Court Of Ohio county, IVES. Virginia.
In Deed OF Trust Book No. q, page 5li, shall sell
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We tho undersigned Banks and Bankers will ray
al trizcs drawn In The Louisiana State Lotteries
which may be presented at our counters. Il !
J: u. 0GLEsBi, Pres. Louisiana National Bank,
tlERRE LANAuX, Pres. State National Bank.
4. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National BApk. :
CARL KOuN, Pres. Union National Bank. y n .
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SATURDAY, tho 18th DAY Of AUGUST, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ~, all that part OF
lots numbered nlno and ten In Chaplne aud Eofrs
addition to the city Of Wheeling, bounded aud do.
scribed as follows: Beginning at point and at
the centre Of the brick division wall on The north.
eEly side Of Twenty third street, aud seventy one
eet e4stwardiy from the northeast corner OF Water
and Twenty-Five streets; thence northwaIdy and
parallel with Water Strest l21 feet to the southerly
side Of ten foot alleyway and with the said side Of
said aley.way csstwafdly sixteen and eight.
tweliths feet to the Townsend line, and with his
ftuc eouthwgraiy and parallel with Water street
seventy.two and niue.twelfths feet: thence east.
wardlv and parallel with rweIty.th!rd ttrect s,x
Ieet: thence ,ou,hwsrdy and parallel with Water
street forty nine and Sthree.tweliths feet 10 the
noyiherly limo Of TWcnty..hird street.: ard with
the ZANE westwa1dly twenty-five AID eight
twelfthS feet 10 the beginning. ~ .N5if
TERMS or SALE One third aud as much moro as
the purchaser may elect cash on the day oil sale,
the balance In two equal inEtallments payable In
one aud two years from the day Of sale with inter-
est from that date the purchaser to give his totes
for the deferred payments and secure the ssne BY
deed OF trust upon the property and insurance
policies upon the buildings to the satisfaction OF
tho trustee. - 81 49,.
The title Is believed good but selling as trustee
shall convey only the title vested In me BIZ said
t.-r.- $500 -a-s W p IIIfppARn True.eo
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{ BY virtue OF deed Of trust made by Frederick
William EhRlehard and wife 10 me as trustee
dated June 10, 1883 and recorded In tho oillcc OF
tho Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. IN Deed Of Trust Book No. 20 psfe
no. shall sell at the front door OF the Court House
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. i
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

4 "A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
Il TRA1Ns-on ind Alter June 20, lSs7-ExrIt-
NATION OF REFERENCE MARKS. sDaily. tsunoay
excepted. taondsy excepted. -Esstern Standard
time. ~ Tgg-g.a - rs .gs.t lrI : ~. '1TsN''-
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Capital Prize, $50. 600. n

2l79 Prizes, amounting to-. - Geo
Application for rates to clubs should be made
ohiy 70 tne ONCE OF the Company In New Orleans
address. POSTAL NOTRs, Express MoSey Orders,
or Now iork Exchange In ordinary letter. ! Cur.
fehcy by Express u: our experse} addressed
NJ. ~ NJ 4. A. DAUPEIN, 81
:, " :, =, ,,- ~! New Orleans, La
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" u. z. j. o. Kailrond. S7s-sy4
Bcl'atro & 2ancsvtiic Through Passenger leaves
Heiiails e. S;4o a. m, arrives 1T Bellai,e at D. M
tFWooashelu Passenger. leaves Bellaire at 4.25 p.
m, arrives at Bel!airc at $40 a, m. 49," r r
summarized Accommodation leaves Bellsi.e at
100 p. M, arrives ut Delaire at l0;45 a. nj y
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u. '1'lsg. g. +. H1LDRETH. Trustee.
WltEELING, ". VA, May %. ~ mys6 Iun!6.20
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OF safu eVHH8FfV 43 ~ -1T'01 . ~
SATURDAY. the 18th DAY Of AUGUST, 1867.
commencing a. 10 o'clock A. NJ, The north oae.hal!
Of lot No. forty 4o). situated on the west side OF
Cnspline street between Twenty.1fth (25th) and
Twenty sixth t26tht streets, formerly called Mar.
4hal and Division streets, In the SIKH ward OF the
city Of Wheeling, being In Whist Is known as Eol7s
addition 10 the city OF Wheeling together with all
III auywtsc appcrtatnlng. ,5l lst. r. Z - ;
TERys Or siLE-oGe.third and as much moro as
the purchaser may elect, cash on the day OF sale,
the balance In twc equal ilsiallnents payable Ia
est from that da.e, the puychaler 10 gre his uofs
for the deferred payments and secuie tho same BY
deed OF trust upon the property and Insurance
policies upon the buildings 10 tho satisfaction OF
The trustee. s,9a iT iIe.Ygl s. Yq.TE.s Il q y
The lille Is believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only the title vested in me by said
deed OF trust. - >AsEs,3Il = ~
=. ~. wP. HUBBARD, Trustee.
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:. sUNDAiS-Lcayc at 100 a. n. and RIM ovo-7;
hour until 900 IN. Leave Wheeling pars AZ s.W
a. m! and rrn every hour until 10 D. H.. erecnt
Church Trains which will leave tho past Al 0,1s
H., and Wheeling at 1915 p. M h -
apo ~. l.j3ss Y q. HIR9CH, Superintendent
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-22

9rnes Grssawo0d d staying At Nspses
Italy.
Charles De Lssseps. son e the engineer.
aeys thAt the Panasaa CAnal VII b com
pc I'd IN lsse.
Chauncey M Dspew has fnished the
oEatlon wkich be b TO deliver en- Prezi-
eat Arthur On April 20sh.
Senator E1munds' pet 70 q hixhiy bred
DliidnE. which 10 constantly with him In
his library.
Mrs.. Isabella Bsechsr Hooker carries
the idss Of femals emancipattoa - far -
70 demand fhat half tbs police force in
large cities conEfss Of wemen.
Benjamin y. Butlar 10 labsring under
aaother disappoinfment. He failed %
rent bis granite houses opposite the Capt.
toi 81 Washington TO the inter-StAte Con-
useyce Commission.
Phlladalphia Press: SIX days after
Judge Reagan. Of Texas. fen from his
oery eharEer and disJotetsd himseh he
comes out In favor Of prohibition. There
are people who VIII regard this as q clear
case Of horseback repentance
MilWaul<es Evenina wisconsin; The
tendeDcy II the higher railway rates un-
der the InteT-3tafs Commerce law IL
already becoming apparent In the flock
Ing Of numerous eecond-ciaas thantrical
9fEeutEAt1o0@ 70 C4nAGtAn cities. One
needs 20 think twics before concluding
WHISTLER this csuntry or Canada 70 70 be
congratulated.
Lady Anne Bernard, dsuxhaer Of the
Earl OF Balcurxis. was the aushar Of
Aud Robin Gray Il was eompossd
snd given 70 the world In III. bat its
anfhorship was not avowed uBtil 1895,
when Lsdy Anne In 9 letter to Sir Wal o.
ecntt acknowledged IL and gave him the
full history Of the circumstances which
led to il competition.
A sTAdlnate has besn formed IN Califor
MIA e contro the redwood forests. This
IL big thing al around. The treas are
monsters and Il takes millions 70 cepfvoI
them Last year the cut was % 100 Isl
feet, worth in san Frsnciseo e 0Sl an
ere third Of which ls profit. About 2sl,-
coo o0Qs0Q0 feet fomain ancut few acres
OF these great trees should be left stand
ing ~ curfosities; but there Il no wood
man IN this country who viii spare that
tree."
Says the Pioneer Pres: The Argentine
Republic " developing good Hheat-pro-
duciFg qualities. There viii Be- Q surplus
for expoFtation this year Of about IL oO0 :
100 bushels. and this is likely 70 incIesse
year after yeAF. a. much new land is con-
tinuAlly opened up By ssttlers The en-
20 g TOR the past yeaF were so 001 600
ard Sool. wheat and iinseed are leading
articles. The Argeniinss are now adain z
freEen dressed beef 70 theiF ehipments 10
knrepe. They are q wide-awake people
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The sheba mins 10 South Africa
promises to produes all the cold the
werid has any nee for, for centuries 70
come. II 10 . IS foot resf aud there il
exposed mass Of geld quartz. which
% rough calculation Of ie s1bic feet
70 the ton, viii yield E million tons Of
parasite stone without sinking one single
inch bslo~ the level Of IL exposed base.
The metal is visible everywhere, and Il
ia asserted that nowhere IN the ussld
can such . marvellous deposit b
matched.
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ann- Then ths arm = sutitIsa %. sEy.
81 pr ssas isasssss 90 ths sspitai N
ssatad. and n . Eurplns ssnains ID b
disidsd amaag I'll whs rsesixs salaries
h propuFfiszzis an1azis-
Ths $50 ar@ - ndaps rlsn Similar
30 Ebis % taas Of John wanamaksr, Of
PhilAdsIphiA Mr.. Wauamaksz Aas in
- empiOy $50 psSpss asd q nests
lissis arEnmsnl 30 SEES thst thess pss-
PIE vii wogk bestsr for having . share
in he pss1ts o. he bszfness.
Tiers i. apon The sh0Is. mneh thai
i eommsndahis IN . 90 operative CLAN
of this kind. and Il IL il hsnsssiy eon-
osised and carried cot Il oazht 70 Do
mueh towards preventing labor tr0a-
bles and uipinR oas Of sxisaenes that
psEnisious cis@ Of seiistars who live IN
idisnsss and snbsist b means Of The
sssables that shsy cause and tie antAg-
onisms that they Greats.
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cnIcAee ANARCmIsr..

The report comes from Springfield.
illinoia that The detectives Who have
bees investigating the attempted assas
atnatton Of Representative Barley,
claim that the astsmpt vas made BY
theemisaary Of hasd Of Anarchists and
hihilisss Of CAicaeo. The animus Of
the attack vas the fact that Barley had
introduced FeselatiOn In the State
Legislature Of which they disapprovsd.
The detectives furthermore claim that
the same band IL pledged 10 rescue he
eondsmnsd Anarchists from The Cock
oouniy jail. II thesa reports be- true
they certainly Indicate q state Of utIAsrs
thai oannet be too strongly condemned.
Although ve bellows thoroughly in in.
divldna liberty. & il hardly worth While
20 mince matters With men who have no
respect for life or Law. frss speech is
the prerogasive Of every man 10 Ger,
sain extent. Bet is seems a. though TOO
great license had been allawed 20
sOne sities and particularly 10 ChioAso.
We live undsr government Of Lac and
u shoald be made crime for men TO
preach doctrines that Are sahvsrsive Of
all Law. Stop tie agitation aAd yea
prevent the sVreAd Of doctrines that are
- tallasieas a. they are IN American. Il
h matter % REGRET seat she snea wAo
preach these doctrines have 80 lArse a
following amcns that class Of citizens
who lsft tyranny ARd want abrOaA 10
eArsake Of The blessings az cae govern
meat ard cur Fessasees. Il h The oas
set kiHd 81 inerstita3s for oug adspsea
eitensns 10 astemp, 20 undsrmine cor
inssitntioas ssd eur lava snd al sash
ATTEMPTS seoeld Be uass and throsiled
before they DO lsssine hsrm. TIE
United Ssstss guarantees liberty asa
equal rights 90 al, bal IL ao<s 10, gear
ante 40 a&yluns faF esiminAl a0siators
and n slices Lac ereaksrA
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JTDGEs Aap PoLITlcs.

Some Of the men who occupy Judicial
positions In eur county woald. We ap-
pFehend, command more respect frou
the members Of the bar. and would bet.
Ter become the dignity Of their posi-
ton u they had nsvsr Identified them
selves With movements which, 10 say
che least. we're unviss. and had never
given utserAnce 10 sentiments that might
Be termed lnosndiAEy. Il is dlfasalt to
show respect 70 iadRs when We do not
respect him ~ = man. Wearers Of The
Judicial sFmine owe Il 10 their position
and TO their constituents to keep Il
clean from the oOniaminatins influence
OF political agitation. We commend 10
the attention Of some Of The isdees Of
our local courts the compartment and
dlRnihed bearing Of he Chief Jassies Of
eur supreme Court, a. an sxampls shat
might veil be srsulased.
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"DECLIxED WIFE TH1SKs.n
Kew LeugfeIIoWs ''ExeeIsler', was
0ace sent Rack 90 lafm.
Z IN. IL.


L0nRfellov's "Excrlsiotn Is said to
have had q wider circulation than sny
sther poem ever written. Ii has passed
through tnnumerable editions and beet
translated into almost every Language sf
the civilized world. One Of the poets
bioarsphers, who learned is from the
poets Owe lips, has told how the poem
came 10 be written; bat an interesting
Circumstances anticipating its intFoIuc
ton TO the worlds admiration IL here
eoF she first time made public. In 1899 40
was editor Of the Ladies' CompanSoa. =
menthly magazine published in New
York by sn ignorant. profane, coneeited
fellow whom l bad tndiaarestly an
Ra2so 70 serve oy letter, without pre-
viozs sight or kn0uledRe OF him. He
had q siaccaio stutier, vhich-as his
tmpetuous nature led him to talk With
great Fapidlty-punciuated bis speech
N very distressing way, the accom-
panytnR sontortfons Of bis countenanee
increasing the peculiar effect. learned
on entering bis service that Lousfeilov,
then bat literary fisdgling, had agreed
70 turni b the Companion With occasion
al short poems at the rate Of ell each;
and one morning as entered the effice
in William street the Publisher hailed
me from bis desk ueaf the door with:
"L-illook here, H.; IS see what q
Z d Odd piece Of nonsense LonRfellow
has sent me Js-je js Just listen 10 this. "
Then be proceeded TO read the AFst
stanza Of the poem, bis indignation and
bis on recurring statter uuitinQ In a
display Of slosution she like Of which,
We may safely presume, the lyric has
never since been the subject Of. Bat IL
vas on the word "ExoeIsior, OF the
meaning Of which be had not the sliehf-
est conception. that be vented the full
volume Of his wrath. PronouneinQ Il
> Exseell shog be uttered it with an
expression Of witherinQ consempe.
There" be said Il omit the stuftsrina)
did VOC ever hear anything equal 70
thatl Now, 3uss listen 10 smother
verssl" Then be Rad she second 81 IN
81 - Be had done the first. and passion
stely fielding the manuscript, said:
wonder II Lougfellsw thinks be can
zoage Ga out Of me for sach piece OF
I'D trash as thatf Tn not such feel.
! can tell him, and III sand ID back and
give him piece OF my mind."
Thai vas ell / heard Of TIE poem az
lhat time. No dopbs be did send IL
back Immediately, inclosed In On insult
Izg letter; and II Louofsliow, like Keats,
bad been the victim Of . morbid ssusi
ntiity, that eeuld Be wounded 70 The
ieath BY harsh criticism, be might have
Impressed the poem. and the world |
have last treasure.
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To THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

CERTAIN UNSCRUPULOUs PER.
~ sons Rave represented 70 our defrs-
menf that We manufacture only ckeap
soaps Intentionally conveying The Ides
that our SOAPS a'e % poor quality. when
Such y Nut TBE CASE. ThoSgh in enc
sense OF the word our soaps are chean. the
purchaEes Il getting more soap Of . sure
uor quality than OF certain higher urtoT 4
scare. We make al grades ef itur ~
ara nousehols soaps and peciAIly resoui
men9 our WEsTERN QUEKN SAyON
as suitable for ell uAeR and ,lwaya gfviro,
sat s,a ton Because Of the thOroushness
Nite winch this soap cleansea 40 MT
think that Il Injuries the eioshin9 we
guarantee satisfaction fmoney re unded 4
otne' wisel and that Il win not hrs IN
hands or iniure sbe Rloss delicate fah~ir
DO yen vi b t. build up your home IN
dustriesf II 30. you win ind us eeservin1
81 your patronage. Insist upon the use 81
only this soap IN your honsehold. Ask
your grocer for 4 and take no ether thsn
the western Qneen eavon. we AZ Vo1
~ iavor due - yeuy home indu ties ~
2 p. ,hs. sne box Of this soap and give Il
fe2 SEATTLE snap m
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ths unisa PseEns rosd u nessEnz So
dssas issiiy &c ne 6sssrnmsns, sd
shs sssFhsniinR Of fhs aos1unfs - he
oampany siE Be wntahsd wiEk sn1is-
e1issd tntersa1 y ths esBsrsl pzblss- Il
b y Be- boyd. ksssreE. that IN rsspend-
ing . popuEar ssntlmens. fhs commfT
sion wii take no reckless. hasty %
spsiefal sssiss wbich caa have = ten
dsnsy - bankFupt ths rsad, o. 10 any
way hazard lbs ultimate paymest ~
every seat dns fEom e.
TIE ssory q ~ troubis viii he
union Pacias i an ed one. TIE d0inRs
Of ihe road haviag bsen IL print sinosf
daily ffsm The tima 81 tie sI6 czedif
MobiIisr ssandaL For years tie Gov
ernmsns has b1aM carFyiag millions Of
Indebtedness fos tbs gFs4t oSrposssios-
Tbs original stipalsfio1 uas that = per
seat Of the nss earnings sh0ald b d.
voted 70 TIE I!qaidaaioa Of The N4aion's
doez. bat ths oo@pany has wiIlfuiiy
and psrsistszfly svaAs4 meeting shis
obligation, and the debt has been day
By DAP Increasing. tiil 81 last Is has
reached colossal psopoFtiSnA TIE
ma1ossEEss q the corporation from
hrHt 70 last have aimed a makiae the
Dni'sc States . psrpstaal eFsdit0r.
Flfaf Of ell. tkat rsscaliy @easuEs Of
making The GossFnmsnt elain 3 ssoond
instead Of q fFBs den. vas suQinsersd
thfooeh Congress. Then the earnings
we're 80 expssdsd - 70 delay payment
90 she hrst moEtRaRe, and reader the
idea Of mestins TIE sscond mortgages. Or
Nation's eiaim. so1sthina qaits
cut Of the qasstiss. In order
70 make the cravings appsar
As small 90 possible, nsv side lines
we're constructed into ansestlsd eoun.
try which involved ths sxpsnditnse Of
millions. Tbess new branches made
little OF no money. and the cOss Of run
Ming them drew largely from The earn-
ines Of the subaidiz,d main line, 90
that IL last. the road became not
merely unwilling bat actually unable TO
pay its debts 10 The 0oysrnnent. Al
the Iasa session Of Congress q bill vas
about 10 be passed permitting the re-
fsndinR Of the debt and payment By In
sisImsnta running over long SERIES Of
years but 81 the last moment il vas
discovered that the payments would
not suffice 10 cover even the interest
due. We honestly believe that Congress
vas really appalled ahen this fact YES
mede manifest. Immediately the ap-
ointment Of commission wAs author
lied 10 examine the books Of the con-
pany, report their actual eendition and
furnish facts upon which Intelligent
LEGISLATION might Be framed with yisw
Of protecting the Government. This Il
the Commission which has jnst Assem-
bled Al Washington. II has q heFeaIean
task before IL. We trust lis recon-
mendations will have the effect Of fore.
inR the road 10 take definite step for
ward towards nesting too long stand
ine Indebtedness Al the same time, il
vii require great ability to ascertain
hov the vast obligation can be paid 10
tho last dollar without throwing the
road into bankruptcy. There srs diff
entities IN the way, bat il Is desirable to
knov sAes for ell how serious they are,
and sAsrtfore II lie we'll shat an investi-
CATION Of Affairs has been ordered even
a lhis late dag.
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wAsaISeToNs swowD.

kaSazias q Amsrteas Eistory.l
Washington bSqueaghsd q sword a
each Of i've nspAeWs. That which fen
10 samuel, the scn Of Charles. YES given
~ the natios In 1913 By samuel Il.
washington, the son Of Samuel. By a
rfovisien 81 TIE joint resolution expres
sing ths thanks Of Congress fer this
felis, u vas consigned for safe. ksepine
- tie Department. Of State. where IL is
still preserved.
Nj. SammeFs. Of vtrsinia. in bis
speech presenaing the sword 10 Con
eress, ssatea thai q vas worn by
George Washington, first as colonel in
zoe colonial service Of Virginia, IN
FORBES csmpaign against the French
and indians, and Afterwards darins toe
Seols period 81 the War Of Tndepeu.
dence. ~ Commander in-Chief Of the
American array. IL u q plain eouseau
os hanger, With eFeea hili and silver
ssard- Ga The uppeE ward Of ne sab
bird "a sueraven, y. Bailey. Fish KILL
Il = sccompanied by . bnekskin bali,
vhteo q scared By silver baekla ard
elssp. Wherein are saersven The letters
q W and the hgures si757'~
Tee sxpsdition organized BY The i'll
fAtsd Coionel Fry, and esudaossd On
Der the command OF Washington, took
piAce in liza. and ths Braddsok sxpedi-
tea IN lfa6, 70 -, thsFefoss. likely that
Mr.. Summers. depending apoo trsdi.
tioo, uas ufsled IN assigning she hrsi
employment Of tie sword 10 The ear Ter
pegied.
Il wo1la BE- iusers sting 70 xmas
useeesE J. Bailey. of Fishkal. whose
nasae aFpears on lhs silver bad 81 the
scaebard. vas a sseFd enaksF aF yorker
IN leather, aad o1ly rssponsihle fos he
scahhArd Aad belt.
NJ Losing Ueatioos ire sword twiee
10 tn Fisia- Baak ETA RsrsiasE9-. -
psGs go e vi. l., And on p1Re 40 ~
l. II. He STATES. 10 The ARA iussa1es.
he Gar srard Of Washington Vas
nsnztsctured By = Bailey, IN FssskiIl.
aad hears bis a nse. Hts shap : : ves
IL sxtxteres wesn zSs thers IA IS a
~ Asaaaie- u was dem alsshed 70 1879 "